Jaipur: An audio of Congress MLA from Begu seat in Chittorgarh district of Rajasthan, Rajendra Singh Bidhuri, is going viral on social media, in which he is angry over not adding a section to the encroachment case and hurling filthy abuses at the Bhainsrogarh police station officer. According to the audio, the MLA has been threatening the SHO several times by hurling abuses 103 times during 37 minutes and on the other hand, SHO Sanjay Gurjar is repeatedly pleading not to abuse him. 

In the audio, the Congress MLA is also threatening to dismiss the SHO. According to media reports, the audio is said to be 2 days old. After the audio surfaced, SHO Sanjay Gurjar on Thursday lodged a complaint with superintendent of police Preeti Jain, saying that he could not work under the pressure of the MLA, in such a situation, he should be sent to the police line, after which the SP issued orders to send him to the line on Thursday. Along with this, SHO Sanjay Gurjar has also lodged a case against the MLA at The Bhainsrogarh police station and on the other hand, the MLA says that the audio has been tampered with and I have not abused. In a case of encroachment, the MLA, according to himself, wanted to add the section, but the SHO refused to do so, after which the dispute between the two escalated.

In the audio, SHO Sanjay Gurjar told the Congress MLA that he had not come to the police to hear your filthy abuses and also advised him not to abuse the MLA repeatedly, but the MLA continued to hurl lewd abuses. The SHO told the Congress MLA that when the case is not being made out, how can I do the wrong thing at your behest. After a long argument, the SHO disconnected the phone. After the audio surfaced, MLA Rajendra Singh Bidhuri turned around and said that the audio was completely false and had been modified. He never gives such filthy abuses.

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